Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) has sent a letter to the U.S. Capitol Police asking how and why a key door to the Capitol that was initially locked, became unlocked, allowing hundreds of unauthorized people to enter the Capitol on January […]
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A status conference is set for tomorrow in the case of John Sullivan, a Black Lives Matter an Antifa supporter in the crowd that stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6. Sullivan videotaped the riots and, prosecutors allege, worked to
The secrecy-shrouded police shooting of Ashli Babbitt during the January 6 Capitol riots. Attorney Terry Roberts plans to file a lawsuit against the as-yet unnamed police lieutenant.
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This past week, prosecutors announced the police officer who shot and killed an unarmed protester during the U.S. Capitol riots, Ashli Babbitt, will not face criminal charges. Also, the inspector general issued scathing findings… telling Congress that Capitol Police were
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With another fatal police shooting of a black suspect resisting arrest, there are renewed calls to defund the police in the Minneapolis area and across the U.S. This week on Full Measure, Scott Thuman returns to Minneapolis where he did
Officials say they found no evidence that the officer, whose name they still will not release, violated criminal laws and did not fear for his life or the safety of others. Prosecutors say: “Acknowledging the tragic loss of life and
The Washington D.C. medical examiner recently released the cause of death for four of five people who died the day of the January 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol following a pro-Trump rally. The death of Ashli Babbitt, an unarmed
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The Washington D.C. Medical Examiner today ruled that Ashli Babbitt’s death is officially a “homicide”; the only one so far from the U.S. Capitol riots. Three other deaths were deemed to be of natural causes and, in one instance, “accidental.”
